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Tax Loss
Carry-forward
A loss that can be carried forward for a number of years to offset future
taxable income and perhaps be utilized by another firm in a merger or
an acquisition.
Technical
Insolvency
When a firm is unable to pay its bills as they come due.
Temporary
Current Assets
Current assets that will be reduced or converted to cash within the normal
operating cycle of the firm.
Tender
Offer Takeover
An unfriendly acquisition that is not initially negotiated with the management
of the target firm. A tender off is usually made directly to the stockholders
of the target firm.
Term Loan
An intermediate-length loan, in which credit is generally extended from
one to seven years. The loan is usually repaid in monthly or quarterly
installments over its life, rather than with one single payment.
Term Structure
of Interest Rates
The term structure shows the relative level of short-term and long-term
interest rates at a point in time.
Terms
of Exchange
The buy-out ratio or terms of trade in a merger or an acquisition
Tombstone
An announcement of a closed transaction containing language that could
include a public or private offering, placement of debt, or merger or
acquisition of a company.
Transactor
Term which describes a professional intermediary.
Trend
Analysis
An analysis of performance that is made over a number of years in order
to ascertain significant patterns.
Trust
Receipt
An instrument acknowledging that the borrower holds the inventory and
proceeds for sale in trust for the lender.
Two-step
Buy-out
An acquisition plan in which the acquiring company attempts to gain control
by offering a very high cash price for 51 percent of the shares of the
target company. At the same time the acquiring company announces a second
lower price that will be paid, either in cash, stocks, or bonds, at a
subsequent point in time.
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